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TII V.ATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TRIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 1808, Hiii be performed TH,E STRANGER. The Strangi..r, Mr. ELL.' S TON . Count Wintersen, Mr. P.UTNAM ; Laron Steintort; Mr. HOLLAND ; Mr. Solomon,' Mr. WI TLER ;. Peter, Mr. MATHEWS ; 1' rancis, Mr. PALMER ; "l'obias, Mr. POW ELL Mrs. Hailer, M 4;. NIUDIE, (From th e Theatre Royil, Windsor, being her second appear. ancc on this Stage); Countess Wintersen, Miss BOYCE ; Charlotte, Mrs. SCOTT. In With Music and Dancing incidental to the Piece. Act 11. Will be introduced the admired Al)emande by • Mr. D'Egville's W: T H BLUE BEARD; Or, FEMALE CURIOSITY. Abomeliritio (1.31ue Beard), I*. RAYMOND ; IbrAiint, Mr. MA ES; Seliin, Mr. I. SMITH; Shacabae, • Mr. BANNISTER; • Massan. Mr. SCRI E.N Fatima, Mrs. MATFIEWS/; Irene, Miss LYON ; Beds, Mrs: BLAND, The Dance, .composed by Mr. p. F. cv ILLE. Boxes bs . Second Price 35.—Pa 35. 6d. Second Price 2S.—• Gallery 25. Second Price I S. — Upper Gallery is. Second • Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be takcnof Mr. Spring, at the Box- Office, Russell street. The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at Ilalt past Six - The -'rand Romance of Blue Bea td ; or, Female Curiosity ! Will be repeated on Monday and Wednesday next, atter which it will be laid ashie, on account of the preparations for toe IN 2 W Drama. On Monday, the Comedy of The Soldier's Daughter. Un Tuesday, The i-launt‘d Tower ; with The Mayor of • Crirratt. t l 'Wednesday, the Comedy of John Bull ; or, An Eng- F:re-side. r 1 ) , 1 vn Viluts.:ay (never performed), a new Drama, in Tlire Acts, caned The Siege of Si,Q iiut n ; or, Spanish lieroism ; with ri,w Scenery, Music, ofesses, and Decota. • KING'S Ili! ATR E, HAY-MARK Er. ON MONDAY NEXT, Nov. 7, 1808, will be performed KING HENRY THE EIGHTH. King of England, Mr. I'oPE ; Cardinal Wolsey,, Mr. K E M1_31.,F ; Crammer, Archbishop-of Canterbury, Mr. MURRAY ; . Lord'High Clianc:ellor, Mr. I A MBE RT ; Duke of Buckingham, Mr. BRUN lON Duke ot N or f o lk, M r. CR E. SW ELL ; Gardiner, Bishop ot Winchester. Mr. BLANCHARD; Crcrnwell, Mr. C. KEiVIBLI.I.; Katharine, Queen ot England, Mrs. SI D DONS ; Lady f . :rnny. Mrs. DA V EN poRT ; Anne !sullen, Miss BRI STO W ; Patience (with a Song), Miss hOETON. I. The Cardin - Ws Banquet. ---Ad 11. The Trial of t~eren Katharine --Ad V. Irucession to the Christ en i ng o f - "e Ptinc..ess Elizab6th.. • w THE BLIND BOY. Stinislaus, Mr.Ml.llkittkY ; Edmund, Mrs. C. K ENII3 LE ; Rodolph, Mr. litt UNTorsl ; Oberto, Mr; FAWCETT; Starow, Mr. CHAPMAN; • Kalig, Mr. FA KIEV ; Molino, Mr. LISTON ; Fligh Priest, Mr. MBE ItT ; Lida, Miss E R sTo w ; Boxes 6s. Sccond Price 35.—Pit 35. 6d. Second Price 25. "-G allery 25. Second Plice is. r,l:).ices for th e B oxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the ulitce, in the Hay-market. ti •l 'lle° , Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at „ Air . • Past Six. On Tuesday Every Man in his Humour; with Love a , mod e • ll()n Wednesday, Hamlet Prince of Denmark. . . New Grand Alelo.Drainatic Opera,. in Three A&S, , a "rhe Exile, has . been long in preparation, and will he - e r . oduced on Thursday next,,, with entirely new Music, . 'Lenes, I )r , sses,' and becorations. K s he Public are respectfully iiirormed that Mi. Young is ged at this Theatre, and will make his firS't appearance the New Melo-Dramatic Opera on Thi.isday next. t4EXPERIMENTAL RtilLt)s()PHY. ADIES and Gentlemen who attend COURSES ?q. L .01 LEC TURES on NATUR.AL and EXPERI t t ,? .. I'AL PHI LOSOPHY, are innarrned that the lat e 1) r . p„ b ` i . kG E G kEGORY eApressly intended his recent_ Work 1\4 1; , 1411 ed under th e title- of LECTURES on E XPER I 14.;(1rAL PHI LOSOPHI, _ CHEMISTRY, and A5(441.,0MY,. (4 41 .,OMY,. as. a Text-Book, o r Companion to such It I ' e • t ht,. -- Y he had of all the Booksellers, Opticians, and Ma 'Wili;'lical In s tru ment - ma k ers, i n Two Volumes, illustrated 131 n- L etkrneroos Engravings, price 535. in bo,kis, or i4s. L0 r .,, " , iNov. ) N 8 --- . . 1, t o . PRIZE WINE. PORT ; the Produce of the , Portugal ' transplanted in the South of Fr a n c e ; Wine that AV, l :' e e rely tasted w i ll superse d e the dr i nking ot Portugal 11 4 ,7: it possesses all its richness. with the strength arii •otir r,f Claret, and the Ac,:it t6r the ale or it. from ex. c 44•nce• of ) ears perso nal- SelViCeS the., ndia Coin ,o . Navy, and Ariny, recommends it as pitriteolarly wor 7 iteiiiion of Nava! arid Ntilitary 'Messes. (th e r ee t norlsand live Hundred Duzen to be Disposed of Doz,n), at .54, per Dozen ; with a 0 1' most excellent and curious French White Wine, 1.),;., -,3 • Per D ozen ; ai.d Forty Dozen; of Madeira, 755. per Bottles;11,. inclUdcd- Av,..'l)Pl i cations to he glade to Mr. A. Tod, Army and Prize 4, ler "t, 3i, Great Tuftun-sir:et, College-street, Westtnin. • ANNUITJ "; : i 'Years' Purchase will be immediately given "r "ir A N l'4 II ITI E S se, u red upon Freehold, C:opyhold, Lasehoid Estates, where toe Parries have at, aild 00 which (by leeljoll of the pressure of Olt! 'r?,t Nlonev cannot be obtained upon Mortgage. Ana. 1' earb' Purchase' will likewise be given for A n nu it i es SCttl l , ll 'ig Lives seeurad dn the like Propt ; the lte:est the Funds, Church Prefer near, or Nl:l a mage wheie the Parties have only a Life Interest. In , C 4 Le tiie G rant o r wi ll h ave the power ot redeem i ng the A - ls; ‘ , ll .''Y Pers ona ll y, or by Letter post_ at' to Mr. Beard, Strand. Theta 7_ RO TIIILMURCHUS FIR TIMBF. , -R. now SA I, ,at ( t , onion th, ! . li.t . ido , ray it Frit i h, .4A.T4 eXtensive Assortment of .1 4 1. R , t ti,; ii„, l l;itu i a l growth the Purest of kothictourchus, con- Q round, square, and 4.v.vii wood, of various dimen. 4, 4 , .„Y - ""tity may be had, and, furth e r pirtieulars known, Mr. lames Steinsoli, at (.;airnoittli, by FOCna. Vr. Arthur Ccoper, !overlies: ; Mr. Duncan M'l n -1‘16,,is rkle,'..c:iPai Forester at the Dell of lOrhieniurchus ; deg 11,Ilas " I ke r, Thoirts , in, aid Co. Leith ; or Mr. Alex 7 ls. No. 34. Great Tower-int.!, Lontlort. , ' 4 1 / 4 4 0 a ll exceeding live thiurals sterling, the or -14 will be give;; oil g0 , ...d hSilts.• . • -tir T-4 TO THE HIGEI SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF .STAFFORD. , LITE, the Undersigned, request you to ' call a Meeting of the Noblemen, Gentlemai, Clergy, and others, Freeholders of the County of. Stafti.vrd, to consider the propriety of Petitioning his Majesty, that he will be graciously pleased to assenible his Parliament, in order to a Constitutional and efkelual Investigation into the Causes which led to the late Convention concluded by the Officers commanding his Majesty's Forces in Portugal. Stalti ' )rd Shrew sbury Anson • Wm.- Wolseley, Bart. Stourton Oswald Mosely, Bart, i loseph'Scott, Bart.- , 1. Wedgwood , • I John H. Burt T. Wedgwood • These names are signed-by 1. Macdonald me, in compliance with their Thomas Clifford wishes. - 'Edw. Blount. Henry Crockett - Charles Wolseley I' I. Smith ' Edward Blount. T. :Birch. Lichfield, - The above names, .signed Oct. z 6, 18oS. by Charles Wolseley, in coat- Lord Viscount' Anson has, pliauce w;tirtiteir rt . quost. by Letter to Utz Sheriff, de.: • --- - I sired that ther,a be added to l this Requisition, the names 1 of Sir Robert Lawley, B ar t . John Swinsen, Esq. In compliance with th e a b o Ve R equ i s i tion, I do aoint a Meeting of Inc"- Noblemen, Gentl emen, Clergym en, and others,. Freeholders of the County of StariZn - d, to be holden in the Share-Hall, at Stafford, on Friday, the nth day of i November nett, at the hour of 12 at noon, for the purpose' i of taking into consideration the subjed mentioned in the said I Requisition . I:DUC T t t r i r F i El.E..lttention of the 'COnduCtors of Schools, an d 1 of Booksellers, throughout the British Empire, is in vited to the following List of New and Valuable Elementary Books. Most of them are already adopted in, the principal Schools, and the others require only to be seen to meet with similar preference and distiottion. They are to be had of all Booksellers in Town and Country:. ttli the full allowance irethe purchase of qnaritities and single copies .w ill b e sent for inspection to say respeCeible Soloroi. In Scotland, the principal agent for the sale of thin is teMr. Walter Berry, of Edinburgh, and in lrelaod, Mr. Martin Keene, of Dublin. In England they are sold also by Clranpante anti Withrow, Old Jewry ; Tabart and Co. New Bond street ; Wilson and Co. 'York ; Mozley, Gainsborough, and Stoddart and Co. Hull. Blair's Class Break, or 36e English Lessons, price ss. Blair's Reading E xerc i ses for awl unior Classes, as. 6d. ATENT Sofa and • Chair Beds, Dining Tables , , Blair's Gr ammar o f Natural Philosophy, by which the va l.. Bress Screw Bedsteads, new Sideboards, .containing .a i rious branches ot Science may for the first time be practically Set of Tables; several new Inventions and excellent m- taught in Schools, 3s. • • Provernents in Cabinerand Upholstery Furniture; gracious- Blair's Prettiest English: Grammar, with copious Exer ly patrcußed by the K ing, Queeii, and Royal Family. cises, containing every thing essential, and nothing super- BUTLE R's is the Original Manufattory, and he is the fluous.'complete in this single bOok, 2s. true Propnetorof the Patents (the Deeds of which may be . Blake's First Catechism, Containing common . things neces. seen at: his Ware-roonis), has had the honour of executing sary.tO be known by ail Children, ed. Orders in fashionable-Furniture for great numbers of the No- Blair's School Dictionary for learning by rote, containing bility and • eniry, many/ of whom have favourably cOnde_ none but important words, and -omitting derivative, vulgar, ecended to receinmend his Manufadory, knowipg it to be obscene,end trivial words, as, 6cl, the Original. Window Curtains, Drawing.room and 'Par- Mayor's - British Nepos, or Lives of Illitstribus Britons, lour Chairs, end,every Articl e in t h e a n ove B ranches, in a intended as examples for youth, ss . variety of elegant and tashionable Designs. The Patent Brass 1 :Mayor's Eleiments of Natural History, with 66 plates, re- Screw Beds are fixed with the greatest case, without tools,. presenting 2 0o: obj e ct s , 65.. or tacks or nuts in the Furnitur e . Mavors - A bridgment of Plutarch's Lives, ss. Particular attention to useful Improvements in Furniture Mayor's Fathere Gift to his Children, 2 vets, tos. for the Gentlemen of the Army alio-Navy, and for Exporta- Mayor's English Spelling Book, an acknowledged improve siren Mosquito Net Beds of various kinds for the East and ment of all other Spelling Books, of which there are near ly West Indie s . Fine Goose Feather B e d s , an d a ll ki nds of sooosao sold ann ua ll y, is. 6:1. Beddin;, aleays ready at 'BUTE E R's WAREHOUSE, Mayor's Circle of the Arts arid Sciences, containing the Nos. _l3 and 14, Catharine -street, Strand.-Please to be par_ first Principles of every branch of Knowledge, ss. acular ; a Brick-front House. Mayor's Universal History, frorts the Cieation to the Peace of tliniens, in 25 Voilitnee, price 4s. each on Small paper, arid ss. on large paper, In beards: Mayor's Phstory of Ens land, 10 2 vols. with numerous En , c _gravings, price Ito:. bound. - Mayor's History of Scotland ; price 'es. 6d. bound. 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Burney's Naysl Heroes, or Lives of British Admirals, from Drake to Nelson, 7s 6ti - Gregory's Elements of a Polite Education, ss. • • • .Gregory's Lectures to Young Persons on Natural And Ex perimental Philosophy, with 35 plates, 2 VOIS. 135. Gl:Aoty'S Letters to his Son, on Literature, Taste, and Comeositioti, 2 VOIS. i as. Gregory's Cyclopwdia, or Compendious. Diaionary of Arts and Sciences, with tso engravings, in 120 one shilling •Nutsihers,• in re parts at lOs. or. in. two volumes ; Quarto, price 6L 6s. boards. Watkins's Scripture Biography, or Lives of the Sacred Personage's recorded in the Old and New Testament, with cuts, ss.' 6d. - Ditto in oaayo, in a large type for the use of families, price !cis. 6d.' - Watkins's Biographical and Historical Didionary of all ages and nations, large °Stave, 16e boards. .- Watkins's Portable Cs:Clops:elle, or Pocket Dietionary of Arts and Sciences, tos. 6d ,boatds, or 12s. bound, Joyce's Practical Arithmetic, adapted to Real Life and Business, with numerous Exercises, price 3s. 64 bound. A Key to Ditto, fur the use of Teachers ; to which is sub joined a System of Mental Arithmetic, price as. 64. Pratt arid Mayor's Seledi nof Classical English Poetry, for the u se o f S c h oo l s, price se. 64. • Aikin's Poetry for the ti/elof Children, ZS. 64. Scripture History, or Bible Stories, in the exad language of the.bible, and in large type, 2 VOIS. Juvenile Pluterch, or Lives of Extraordinary Children, 2 vols: ss. lohnscies History of England, in verse, as. 6d. 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